...results from ‘chunks’ of rock which are thrown out from the crater (Fig 8; section labeled “S”). This secondary cratering typically forms a ‘herringbon
Upon impact, basins spread a thick ejecta blanket over a huge section of the moon. These blankets accumulated into a layer several kilometers th
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...tions, a Mechanical Section headed by Zeiler; Guidance, Control & Networks Section headed by Gruene;
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...e ends of the pressure vessel allow the sled to enter and escape. A short section of track is moved out of the way and a door is closed after the rocket pass
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After the habitat is in place, the rocket section has no father use and can be scavenged for parts and materials. It never le
The main cylinder then unlatches from rocket section and swings down to the surface on a long hinge strut. The high vernier thr
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...:MLS1_Brick_cross_section.GIF|left|thumb|An electron micrograph of a cross section of sintered MLS-1 basalt brick, showing bonding at grain to grain contacts
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# Science section with camera and seismic sensors
# A tail section that can take temperature extremes to manage Lilly pad
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....jsc.nasa.gov/lunar/letss/contents.cfm Lunar Petrographic Educational Thin Section Set - Contents Page]
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...carbon monoxide.<ref> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium ''Aluminum'' section ''Production and refinement''] </ref>
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[[Image:EIC050-1.GIF|right|thumb|300px|Figure 1. JSC-1 grains in polished section.
...IF|right|thumb|300px|Figure 5. Lunar mare soil grain (78221,8) in polished section.
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...esults of these small systems often come in the form of graphs, as seen in Section 3. Where the large models are not available we must fall back on the best
...n follow carefully. A number of examples of this effect are considered in Section 3.
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...de event. I was about 2,000 yards from the test stand. The rocket’s tail section was sprayed with 28,000 gallons of water per minute to cool the rocket, tes
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This is a duplicate of the Typefaces section of the [[Moon Society 2019 Branding]] page including the Font Stacks for CS
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...rabens occur where two parallel faults are ‘pulled apart,’ with the center section falling down; this produces a flat bottomed valley). On the moon, this spec
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{{Disputed-section|Sodium Abundance}}
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...rs until released (NASA Mgt. Manual Ch 17-6-1-7). MSFC did not adopt this section since it was for launch preparations only. Many times, I had to work with
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# villy's section (User:Jean-Christophe Chazalette)
# silsor's section, so I can keep track easier
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...Congressional Space Medal of Honor. Grissom and Chaffee are both buried in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery.
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...Charles Cataldo, would like to have one of the cracked LOX Domes and cross section it (cut it up) and analyze it for failure investigation.” I worked with
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In the preceding section it is obvious that we are using food to ship up Carbon and other volatiles,
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*Milde, Hans W. - Group(4) MSFC R-ASTR-GDA Design Section 4487
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